that would be what would happen. >> congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz, chair of the dnc.s for your insights. >> thanks, tavis. >>> coming up, anna gunn. stay with us. >>> anna gunn, won back-to-back emmys for outstanding performance in the critically acclaimed series, "breaking bad." she now stars in a new limited series for fox called "grace point." she plays someone on the right side of the law this time. she is a detective investigating a homicide in a small town turning neighbor by neighbor. let's look at the scene from the series which begins tomorrow night on fox. >> i have returned. that's right. vacation is over. we are now living the dream once again. so, what's been going on? >> elle? >> yeah. >> my office. >> elle, we hired someone else. >> what? >> i knew you would be disappointed. >> you said the promotion was mine. it could wait until after my vacation. >> the situation changed. >> who did you give it to. >> his name is emmitt carver. >> a man. so what happened to we need women in more positions of authority in this department? >> he has a lot of experience.

debby wasserman schultz. thank you so much, congresswoman, for being with me. >> great to be here with you in our hometown. >> given the tough political backdrop even though we know the economy is picking up, you have gas prices going down which is good news. can your party hold on to the majority in the senate with voters not seeing these beneficial aspects of the economy in a personal sense? >> well, i think we're going hold the senate. we're going hold the senate for a lot of reasons. not the least of which we've had 55 straight months of job growth in the private sector. created more than 10 million jobs under president obama's leadership and congressional democrat efforts. unfortunately no thanks to the republicans. they've really focussed on obstruction. the reason we're going to hold the senate and i think we'll actually win -- defeat more democratic governors than we lose wednesday. that's a prediction. because the voters have one main choice. they're going to ask themselves who has my back. who is fo

debby wasserman schultz is all over the map. >> is this election about president obama's policies? >> this election is about making sure that we elect a congress that will focus on the priorities that people care about the most. >> what's on the ballot, are they the president's policy ors not? are the president's policies on the ballot? >> maybe you should let candy ask the questions and not you. >> are the president's policies on the ballot, yes or no? >> yes, the president's policies are on the ballot. >> i'm surprised she didn't say obobama who? president obama said himself that his agenda was on the ballot this year, so he's contradicted debbie wasserman schultz, you've got in colorado, the failure of the war on women. you've got angie lamb, in new hampshire, jeanne shaheen is running away. his agenda is on every single state's ballot for different reasons. >> why anybody could just assume that it wouldn't be a reflection of his position. but having said that, i'm going to be a little country. you guys got to be a little careful about counting your votes. you got a week to go.

but at 2:00, we have the news maker with dnc chair debbie wasserman schultz. thank you. >> thank you. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ >>> c-span's 2015 student cam competition is under way. this nationwide competition will award 150 prizes totaling $100,000. create a 5 to 7 minute documentary entitled "the three branches and you." video needs to include c-span programming, show var rig points of view and submit by january 20, 2015. go student cam.org for more information. grab a camera and get started today. >>> now national security agency director michael rogers talks about the nsa's mission and efforts to create transparency. he spoke at the intelligence and national security alliance in august. it is 50 minutes. >>> well, good evening. can you hear me in the back? can you hear me in the back in excellent. first and foremost, thank you for taking time out of your busy lives to spend time together this evening. to be honest, i was somewhat shocked. when i was asked to do this, i said, you want to do an event in d.c. in the middle of august? i didn't think there would be ve

take a look at dnc chair debbie wasserman-schultz and her very basic avoidance of the question. >> isis election about president obama's policy sns. >> this election is about making sure we elect a congress that will focus on the priorities that people care about the most. >> is the president -- >> i let you finish. ryan, i let you finish. >> the question -- >> i great deal with darryl isis. and what darryll issa said is we need to make sure that we recognize we have to keep our people safe. >> what's on the ballot, are they president's policiepolicie? >> are the president's policies on or not? >> maybe you can let candy ask me the questions rather than you. >> she's been doing a great job of it so far. >> i've answered it multiple times. >> are the president's policies on the ballot, yes or no? >> jobs and the economy are on the ballot. [ overlapping speakers ] >> things are not going well in this country. >> like an old "hannity & combs" show. new republican national committee ad is reminding voters that although democrats might policies on the ballot, he's the leader of the policy

debbie wasserman-schultz. nice to sue you in person. >> and you too. obviously he has a disagreement with the way the cases are being handled by i the supreme court's decision not to get involved. he says this is not the issue. the economy is the issue. your take? >> when the chairman of the the republican national committee spent the first two minutes of an interview 28 days before an election talking about their kpeart is completely out of touch position on marriage equality, you know they have a huge problem. because they're completely out of touch with the issues that are the most important to volters right now. 28 days from now voters will decide who they will vote for based on one question. who has my back? are they focused on creating jobs, investing in education, and making sure they have good quality access to health care? yet, the republicans continue to cling to this really paleozoic amendment saying we should amend the constitution to prohibit people from marrying who they love. >> four weeks for today everybody will go to the polls. reince

reince priebus and debbie wasserman schultz in their first joint appearance of 2014. it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. >>> plus the man who keeps america on time, all right now on "fox news sunday." >>> hello again from fox news in washington. under fire from republicans and some democrats, president obama is now scrambling to restore confidence in how his administration is handling the ebola threat. today we want to take a look at it from all angles. we'll talk with the government's point man on infectious disease, dr. anthony fauci, and we'll hear from two critics, congressman tim murphy, and public health dr. michael oster hole home. >> good morning, chris. this is the day the quarantine is scheduled to be lifted on the family members of eric thomas duncan. today marks 21 days since he was first admitted to the hospital. that hospital, texas health presbyterian is admitting more mistakes today. in an open letter the hospital apologized that the training and education program for employees had not been fully deployed before duncan walked into that emergency room.

republican and democratic party chairs reince priebus and debbie wasserman schultz join us. >>> then our political round table gives us predictions for mid terms 2014. this is "state of the union." >>> good morning from washington, i'm candy crowley. new york, new jersey and illinois abruptly imposed mandatory 21-day quarantines on all health care workers returning from west africa. the first person to be quarn to an end a nurse wrote in "the dallas morning news" of her concern for workers returning to the u.s. "i am scared like me they will arrive and see a frenzy of disorganization, fear and most frightening quarantine." here joining me dr. tony fauci, long time director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. you let go one of the nurses from dallas this week. >> right. >> cured of ebola, so i no know that's a big relief to you. >> inteed. >> we have a doctor quarantined up in had new york and that apparently is what prompted these new rules from new york, from illinois, and from new jersey. what do you think of them? >> well, i think there are two principles

than five weeks away now, we have an assessment where the congressional races stands with debbie wasserman schultz of the democratic national committee, some pundits insist the republicans will retake the senate and hold on to the house, others are take the races are too close to call. then we'll turn to a conversation with two-time emmy winner, anna gunn who won back-to-back awards for her outstanding performance as skyler white, the wife in breaking bad. she's now the other side of the law playing a detective in "grace point" the ten-point crime drama debuting tomorrow night on fox. glad you joined us. those conversations coming up right now.

and near the bottom of the list, dnc chair debbie wasserman schultz comes in at number 536.nd last, number 538, david v valle dei, who is in the hole. >>> tom pitchri is on his way ot but refuses to endorse the republican running in his place because of recent negative comments. >>> jodi ernst is at it again. she got attention in march for a commercial where she bragged about her hog castrating skills. well, now a new take on an old favorite. >> it's a mess. dirty, noisy, and it stinks. not this lot. i'm talking about the one in washington. too many typical politicians hogging, wasting and full of -- well, let's just say bad ideas. >>> new york governor andrew cuomo's new autobiography sold only 945 hard copies in its first week. that is all. and that is according to "the new york times." >>> and if you happen to be looking for something to do in kyrgzistan this weekend, check out the putin pub. book your tickets soon, because russia's ambassador wants the company to close it down. its drinks include crimea is ours and the kiss of a bear. and that is your morning dish of "sc

. >> today on bloomberg tv, debbie wasserman schultz could not name one campaign that the president is actually physically campaigning. >> ed henry live on the north lawn. thank you. time for another installment of our news segment "tracking the elections." chief national correspondent jim engel tells us why the timing could not be worse for democrats. >> reporter: the mid-term electi elections come just before renewal and when the premiums. >> it looks like double digit increases in alaska, iowa. the republicans are going to make a big deal of this. >> it adds fuel to the fire. >> the "des moines register" reported premiums would be rising by double digits. >> we heard last week that health care policies, their cost is going up an average of 19%. >> reporter: in the louisiana race, senator mary landrieu is trying to distance herself from the president, even as he suggested those who support him do it anyway. but blue cross-blue shield will raise ratess a muchs a 27%. >> senator landrieu, i voted for you before but when you voted for obama care, i knew i'd made a mistake. >> reporter:

yesterday congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz who serves as chair of the dnc couldn't come up withrace to back up her claim that the president was campaigning in competitive senate races. >>> the time is now 41 minutes after the hour and brand 95 new video just released of that masked shooter running through canada's capital city. >>> new audio recordings from a brawl involving the palin family in september. how does the mainstream media react? >> this is quite possibly the best minute and a half of audio we've ever across. in a long time anyway. >> would that reaction be different if the family was liberal? laura ingram weighs in. [baby talk] [child giggles] children: "i," "j," "k"... [telephone rings] man: hello? man: you may kiss the bride. [applause] announcer: a full life measured in seats starts with the right ones early on. car crashes are a leading killer of children 1 to 13. learn how to prevent deaths and injuries by using the right car seat for your child's age and size. >>> surveillance footage showing the moment a lone gunman storms the canadian parliament before openi

instead you have people just voting on emotion, out of fear, out of listening to debbie wasserman-schultz saying republicans are out of here. >> looking at it from a political campaign standpoint. it's just what you do. and republicans do it too. and right now, who's ever on the side two weeks out, half of them won't vote, so now you're looking at a very small number of undecided voters. if you had a 5% or of inundecidd voters. >> is it all about emotion? >> i think you could probably make that case as well, as a matter of fact for president obama's first election in 2008, the country was just swept up in a fervor and voit felt good to vote for him. if you are a partisan voter, you show up at the midterms. that's what they're trying to find to try to get out on both sides, but i also think that peoplesome some ways vote out of a sense of survival. so the democrats have tried to paint this as a disaster, if president obama doesn't have a democratic majority of the senate going forward. and the republicans have said if the president doesn't have a republican or a democrat majority. >> greg,

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watching debbie wasserman schultz try to talk about the war on women, you think, really?here's real stuff happening in this world and that's why i don't think it's working this time. >> g.o.p. did make its share of mistakes but i've wondered if the argument for the war on women would have as much juice once republicans said, look. we'll deal with the sticky business of fixing what was broken and some terminology and go forward and they have. now look. it's not just that the war on women is not working as a talking point for the democrats but women statistically now in polling are leaning towards the g.o.p. so they've actually driven them away. >> i think democrats, too, have overplayed their hand in the sense that i think women are pretty sick and tired of being dwoined by the pills they say. that's patronizing when there's a conversation going on with the women talking about birth control. the other issue, you mentioned colorado, andrea. the man running against cory gardner, cory gardner perfected attack back. what he's out of touch with on women, he doesn't think there

despite the fact she's a small business owner, further, democrats own national chairwoman debbie wasserman schultzas acrossed rick scott and scott walker of giving women the back of their hand. these comments are deplorable and that's why according to the associated press women voters are turning to republicans. more women would prefer gop-controlled congress han than democrats. >> well, i wouldn't go that are that far. >> hang on, i want to get something else but we'll leave it at that that saying dumb things can be bipartisan here. but in the subject of saying things that are just flat out wrong, lisa, i want to listen to speaker john boehner here talking about foreign policy and russia in particular and what the president did and did not do. let's listen to the comment here. >> when you look at this chaos that's going on, does anybody think vladimir putin gone into crimea had george w. bush been president of the united states? no!" even putin's smart you have no know bush would have punched him in the nose in about ten seconds. [ laughter ] >> so the problem with this, lee is, is that when geor

. >> how sloppy does the administration have to be for debbie wasserman schultz to refuse to associatethese with barack obama's policies? that's just fact. >> you're talking about something different though. that's about them wanting to distance from barack obama because of his low approval ratings. that's different than whether it's a sloppy political operation. >> is it? >> yeah, it's clearly different. especially in these red states where president obama's a not popular -- >> say that again. say what you just said. democrats are trying to distance themselves from obama in these red states especially where he's not poppe to lahr. >> exactly. >> when he says something like, hey, don't worry, don't tell anyone, just win the vote -- >> what you're not hearing me say is they're not going to win, they're not going to win because they're not going to win if democratic base voters don't turn out. it's a bad situation. and so what i'm saying is that obama does have to generate some excitement among the base -- >> but i think the point sandra brought up, harris s a good one when you think abo

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joint appearance of 2014, the chair of the republican national committee, lance prebuis and debbie wasserman schultz. let's talk about the big question. will republicans take the senate? as you know, a bunch of these election labs out there. nate silver's fivethirtyeight website says the gop has a 62% chance of taking the senate. the new york time's upshot says a 70% chance. "the washington post" election lab says it's a 93% likelihood. chairman, will your party take the senate? >> absolutely. we feel really good about our chances of taking the senate. it's partly because, number one, the president's taking the country in the wrong direction. the lieutenants have followed the president off the plank. there's a malaise across the country that people are not confident in the job the democrats have done. we'll win on the issues and we're also winning on the ground. the democratic advantage in iowa is all but evaporating. no other senate state on the ground are we losing. we're doing what we need to do to win. but it's more important we get our country turned around again. >> congresswoman, are you goin

debby wasserman schultz. so much, congresswoman, for being with me. >> great to be here with you in our hometown. >> given the tough political backdrop even though we know the economy is picking up, you have ga

why aren't they saying this every time they make a speech, every time they confront a debbie wasserman-schultz, they should be saying you are a racist. look at what your party is doing to poor black and hispanic children and mothers in this country. [applause] democrats, obviously, don't care about minors and the poor -- minorities and the poor. they throw them crumbs, and they get their votes. and, of course, they lie i to them to get their votes. if republicans win, black churches are going to be burned and so forth and so on, the democratic campaigns. how do they convince minorities and the poor that they care? and let me just take a second here to talk about why care is the most important word in politics. everybody knows that policy issues -- except, i guess, paul ryan doesn't understand this -- policy issues are so complex, so complex that you can't make the argument over policy stick in political combat. what people vote for, they want somebody to represent them, somebody they feel they can trust to care about them. cnn did an exit poll after the 2012 election, and the questions were th

i would say to the debbie wasserman schultz clip which is giving me a headache just thinking about ite house is campaigning, they're just not doing it nationally. they're doing spanish media, president's talking on the radio for example in georgia. they're trying to get out the vote, but just to their constituencies. they're using dog whistles. they're not speaking to the broad population here because they know they're unpopular. among certain demographics -- >> they're trying to get their base turn out, will that work or is it too big? >> well, here is the thing. i agree with paul begala that the president is rusty, that he made two big errors in three days and hurt his party. i could not believe joe manchin, who i like, i think he is a great guy, he says these moderate democrats in these states who have constantly gone against the president have found themselves in tough races. listen, they're not moderate democrats. there's no such thing. there's very few moderate republicans. right now you cannot run away from the track record of voting with the president. i actually think it's a

but at 2:00, we have the news maker with dnc chair debbie wasserman schultz. thank you. >> thank you. [ applause ]

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debbie wasserman schultz has been a loyal person. she is a survivor. she'll say anything.omestic tanks are rolling into the capital she'll pretend there isn't a problem for obama. this is happening all across the country. democrats are distancing from president obama. even to the point saying they wouldn't support him going forward. they will support them and that's what the republicans are been saying, don't believe these democrats who say they are so interest from president obama. they vote with him 99% of the time. tuesday when president obama talked to a al sharpton, he confirmed that. i told them they could lie. but they will be with me. bill: did they practice their answers before they go -- did they get ready for this, whether it's wasserman-shultz or allison lund greegrimes. >> they will not admit they voted for president obama. bill: when you are getting ready for these interviews -- >> the answers are so similar it's hard to believe they don't coordinate on some level. there is a lot of polling going on. they coordinate that information. kay hagan decided the pes

debbie wasserman-schultz saying that democrats will maintain control of congress. >> are you going to lose the senate? >> number we're going to hold the senate and we're going to hold the senate because over next couple of weeks and leading up to even today, the one question that voters are going to ask themselves, chris, who has my back. bill: steven hayes has your back this morning. senior writer, "weekly standard," fox news contributor. hello to you, steve. "new york times" says it about a 62% republicans take control of the senate. "washington post" has this. a "washington post" forecast, gives the gop is 93% chance of taking the where are we then 15 days out, steve? >> i certainly think it is more likely that republicans take the senate than that they not take the senate but you know, you expect this from the chairwoman of the democratic national committee. in a sense her role is to be out there to be a cheerleader to get her troops motivated, to try to raise money. most importantly i think at this point of the races it to try to get democrats on the ground to bring people to the

other people marco rubio president obama debbie wasserman schultz john cornyn mike lee kathy mcmorriserson cory booker. i wanted to showcase people from the left on the right just because i think we need to learn from both sides and getting to my powerpoint please. sorry. these are the people you want to look too. now in addition to how policymakers change their campaigns may their campaigns media's campaigns media's diversifying and that's something we need to pay attention to. the nations leading newspapers increase in readership every year. the maritimes "wall street journal." every year you see their reach is going down and that's because we are seeing the rise of all these other web sites that are giving information. people are consuming news in a different way. people are consuming more news on the devices on different web sites and the american press institute study actually said americans prefer different reporting sources for different subjects. someone is not going to go to one place to get their news on every subject. that's where we have a lot of specialized web sites and

iwhen i got the phone call did the responsible thing and reached out to my congresswoman, debbie wasserman schultz. rivas ande to george he said go to the website will stop there is a website in tijuana mexico. andarted down the list reached out. he answered the phone and he spoke english. 10 miles away from san diego, yet there is a language barrier. this lawyer spoke english and was u.s. trained. he was listed as a criminal defense attorney. i thought ince -- was getting a reputable attorney and he was honorably the most scrupulous and exploitive person i've ever met in my life. he served in the disclosure statement before the judge as andrney and translator scripted a missed truth. he scripted a missed truth. he perjured my son. he scripted a missed truth and told andrew that this is mexico, forget anything you know about american law -- i believe we sent $100 million to mexico in the past couple of years to help them reform their judicial system. this is an attorney that told andrew he must say that he just ,rrived in san diego that day he was rushing to meet a friend, he's never been to mexic

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but at 2:00, we have the news maker with dnc chair debbie wasserman schultz. >> thank you very much. thank you. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you so much. >> thanks, man. ♪ >>> our campaign 2014 coverage continues with a week full of debates. tonight at 7:00, live coverage of the pennsylvania governor debate between republican tom corbett and democrat tom wolfe. and thursday at 7:30 p.m. on c-span. live coverage of the illinois u.s. house debate for the 17th district between u.s. representative bustos and bobby schilling. and later at 9:00, live coverage of the illinois governor's debate with incumbent democrat pat quinn. and friday night live at 8:00 eastern, the wisconsin governor's debate between scott walker. and saturday live coverage of the iowa senate debate with u.s. congressman democrat bruce braley and state senator republican joni ernst. and sunday live at 8:00 p.m. eastern, the michigan governor's debate between rick snyder. c-span, more than 100 debates for the control of congress. >>> now national security agency director michael rogers talks about the nsa's missi

chairman, i request unanimous consent to recognize one of our colleagues, debbie wasserman schultz, who represents the home district of mrs. tahmooressi in western florida, to join us on the committee today. she has been actively advocating on this issue, working closely with jill and the obama administration and mexican government to try to secure andrew's release. >> without objection. so ordered. >> first i want to introduce the panel, and thank you again for traveling. i know you have busy schedules. mrs. tahmooressi is a resident of florida and is the mother of marine corps sergeant andrew paul tahmooressi, an active active reservist. mrs. tahmooressi is a licensed registered nurse in florida. she has been serving at miami children's hospital since 1980. from everything i have seen, in my conversations from her, one heck of a mom. glad to have you here, mrs. tahmooressi. lieutenant commander williams is founder of the montel williams ms foundation. mr. williams is working on ways to improve the treatment for soldiers who have experienced blast related traumatic brain injuries. it i

but at 2:00, we have the news maker with dnc chair debbie wasserman schultz. thank you. >> thank you. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ >>> c-span's 2015 student cam competition is under way. this nationwide competition will award 150 prizes totaling $100,000. create a 5 to 7 minute documentary entitled "the three branches and you." video needs to include c-span programming, show var rig points of view and submit by january 20, 2015. go student cam.org for more information. grab a camera and get started today. >>> now national security agency director michael rogers talks about the nsa's mission and efforts to create transparency. he spoke at the intelligence and national security alliance in august. it is 50 minutes. >>> well, good evening. can you hear me in the back? can you hear me in the back in excellent. first and foremost, thank you for taking time out of your busy lives to spend time together this evening. to be honest, i was somewhat shocked. when i was asked to do this, i said, you want to do an event in d.c. in the middle of august? i didn't think there would be ve

yesterday congress woman debbie wasserman schultz couldn't come up with a single race to back up here president was campaigning in competitive senate races. >> thanks so much. hearing fallout yesterday about the debate that was supposed to happen in north carolina with kay hagan and tom tillis and kay hagan decides not to show up. you thought that would be detrimental to her but a lot of pundits thought that may have been done her a favor. >> coming up straight ahead, >> the mainstream media taking a cheap, really cheap shot at the palin family. >> this is quite possibly the best minute and a half of audio we've he have -- we've ever come across in a long time.uld this anchor's reaction have been different if the palins were liberal? >> because bristol was getting beat up at the time. he's got patriotic pipes and he knows how to use them. meet the bus driver who is taking america by storm next. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ say can you see ♪ by the dawn's ♪ by the dawn's ♪ early light hey matt, what's up? i'm just looking over the company bills. is that what we pay for internet? yup. dsl is about 90 buck

debbie wasserman-schultz, thank you. >> i asked him if he was going to be difficult. he said no.ning us now democratic congressman from new york and chairman of the democratic national committee steve israel. >> can i ask you the same question. first of all, when people go out and vote, in your district and every district, are they voting to continue president obama's policies? >> i'll tell you what i tell my candidates, it depends on the districts. if they are going out to vote in nancy pelosi's district chances are people want to make sure that you have supported the president most of the time. >> right. >> if they are going to vote in the district you had chances are people are going to hold it against you if you supported president obama's policies any of the time. but the districts where it's competitive they are purple districts. i tell my candidates when people are around the kitchen table in the districts sometimes they agree with the president sometimes disagree. >> can we ask you, why is it so hard for candidates to say i voted for barack obama, you know what, he's done

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